My current task is back to scanning until our new document system is running at 100% and my current docket is largely email correspondences between the document manager and the CAD worker who does the iterations of the drawings. Today I found one of the gems that makes the job interesting.
Manager: Please perform attached changes and increment the drawing revision as per (partinent standard).
CAD Worker: The revisions are for a released item and can not receive a full incrementation from 3 to 4.
Manager: Iterate the drawing to a partial level. Assign release as 3.1.
CAD Worker: Release level assigned as 3.1.
Manager: The requester discovered a spelling error in part (part name and number), please fix and iterate number to less that 3.2.
CAD Worker: Fixed. I’ve iterated the drawing to π.
Manager: Non-repeating non-terminating numbers are not recognized as per (gov standard outlining CAD revisions of medical devices), for purposes of revisions, π will equal 3.14.
Well, glad someone laid down the law. Somewhere a million geometry students are cheering.
Is it bad that I knew where the conversation was going once “3.1″ was mentioned?
Is it bad that I knew where the conversation was going once “3.1″ was mentioned?
Nope. There's a reason we finish each others
Terry Robinson
Nope. There's a reason we finish each others
Terry Robinson
Is it bad that I knew where the conversation was going once “3.1″ was mentioned?
Nope. There's a reason we finish each others
Terry Robinson